87Sturd
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I have seen some AWSOME results using this method. And for about $50-$60.....why not? Curious to see if anyone has rolled their ranger....
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A couple people on here have I think.
I know there's a guy with a satin black paint job.
I painted a 66 GMC HD 1/2ton with rustolem & a brush, looked GREAT from a distance, but when ya got within 3ft of it, you could start to see brush marks.............BWTH, I've got a pic around here somewhere........found it, it's a pretty crappy pic as it's a old polaroid I had to scan, but you get the jist:
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===============================================Why not just spray bomb it for the same price and have it look good from 3 inches away rather than 3 feet?![]()
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Rattle-bomb looks like sh*t from any distance IMO, I've never been able to blend worth a poop with a rattlecan when ya ran out & went to another, but whatever floats your boat............my brush job looked KILLER till you got close enough to see the fine brush marks. After I did mine, a friend of mine did his 64 Chevy pickup with acrylic enamel, used a brush, & it looked good, that paint seem to smooth itself out as it dried.![]()
=================================================But if you can blend with a spray bomb you can't really tell it's a spray bomb. With enough skill spray bomb jobs look pristine. Still doesn't compare to HVLP though.
I don't mind brush marks on the walls of my house but I'd rather not have them on my truck.